Discover the two Camino Inglés starting points: Which one fits your style?
If you are researching Camino Inglés starting points, you have probably noticed something slightly confusing. The Camino Inglés has two different starting points: Ferrol and A Coruña. Both lead to Santiago de Compostela, both are recognised routes, and both offer a beautiful Galician experience. Yet they are not the same in distance and atmosphere, and [...]
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Santiago de Compostela Cathedral: History, highlights and the Pilgrims’ Mass
Santiago de Compostela Cathedral, for many pilgrims, is the emotional and symbolic end point of weeks of walking. Every step on the Camino de Santiago builds anticipation for the moment when you finally lay eyes on this remarkable building, often after hundreds of kilometres spent in some well deserved, thoroughly dusty boots! It is therefore [...]
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New rules for obtaining the Compostela on the Camino de Santiago
The Compostela is the official certificate issued by the Pilgrims’ Office in Santiago de Compostela, confirming that you have completed a pilgrimage to the city of Santiago. The certificate is written in Latin and includes your name, making it a meaningful keepsake of your journey. In this article, you can read about the most recent [...]
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Camino 2026: Why Camino de Santiago routes are more popular than ever
We’ve been walking the Camino at WAW since 2019, literally and figuratively. And we see that every year more people from around the world choose to walk the Camino de Santiago routes. Some are drawn by the history, others by the natural landscapes or the simplicity of life on the trail. For many, it’s a [...]
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